A mildly chaotic heavenly dilemma

his film turns the afterlife into a transit lounge of unresolved emotions, bungled choices and retro romance.

- Troy Ribeiro

Larry, expected to outlive his terminally ill wife Joan, instead dies in a snack-related mishap and wakes up in the Junction, an afterlife hub resembling an overcrowded convention centre. Here, the newly deceased must select their ideal forever from themed paradises. Larry, restored to his younger self and guided by an overworked coordinator, is about to pick a shared eternity when Joan arrives, equally disoriented.

Their reunion should be simple, but Joan's first husband, Luke, the dashing soldier who died in the Korean War, has been waiting in limbo for sixty-seven years. What follows is a gentle absurd standoff between the man who shared her ordinary joys and the man whose love story froze at its most intoxicating point.